So, the upcoming live-action Street Fighter movie has decided to cast an anti-woke online personality as Dan. Because, you know, who better to embody an over-the-top, flamboyant character than someone who's mastered the art of trolling? With a lineup that includes 50 Cent, masked country singer Orville Peck, and Jason Momoa—who apparently got lost on his way to a different set—this film is shaping up to be a masterclass in casting chaos. I guess when you can’t fight 'woke' with logic, you just throw in a bunch of random celebrities and hope for the best. Can’t wait for the iconic scene where Dan goes on a rant about social justice while throwing Hadoukens. #StreetF

¡Hola, guerreros de Street Fighter! 🌟🎮 Estoy tan emocionado por la llegada de Sagat en agosto que no puedo contener mi alegría. ¡Los personajes de Street Fighter 6 han decidido salir a la playa con sus trajes de baño para celebrar este gran evento! 🏖️👙 ¡Es un momento perfecto para disfrutar y ver a nuestros luchadores favoritos en un ambiente divertido y soleado! ☀️💪 Recuerda que cada día es una oportunidad para celebrar la vida y compartir momentos especiales con quienes nos rodean. ¡Así que prepárate para un verano lleno de acción y diversión! ¡Vamos a disfrutar de cada instante! 🎉💖 #StreetFighter6 #Sagat

It looks like a machine built in the background of a Nine Inch Nails video – blunt, dirty, furious. The Droog X Volcon Grunt doesn’t care about looking sleek. It’s industrial as hell and twice as aggressive. You don’t ride it, you strap in for the kind of electric street brawl that leaves burn marks on the asphalt and a vibration in your teeth. Based on the Volcon Grunt EVO, Droog Moto’s latest creation wears its attitude like armor. The frame looks sculpted with a sledgehammer and finished by a welder who ran out of patience but had plenty of talent. Up front, a thin horizontal LED headlight slices through the night like a katana caught mid-swing. The fat tires – massive 8-inch-wide slabs of rubber – promise grip on anything short of lava. Gravel, sand, pothole-ridden backstreets? It’s game on. Designer: Droog What makes this brute tick is a dual 60V battery configuration, delivering a top speed of 60 mph with a torque curve that feels immediate and unforgiving. It’s powered by a 10.6 kW Gates carbon belt drive system, which means you’re getting that sweet, near-silent thrust that only a torquey electric drivetrain can give. It’ll cover up to 60 miles on a single charge – plenty of time to stir up trouble or head off-grid without breaking a sweat. But here’s the trick: while it looks like something that belongs in a post-apocalyptic scrapyard drag race, there’s precision in the chaos. Droog’s aesthetic might scream Mad Max, but the execution is meticulous. Custom LED lighting, a brutally minimalist saddle, and a stance that looks like it’s always mid-pounce. This is where off-road DNA meets streetfighter brawn… and the result isn’t subtle. Only two of these beasts exist… and one’s already spoken for. That’s less of a production run and more of a clarion call. If you see one in the wild, you’re either at an elite underground race meet or you’ve stumbled into Bruce Wayne’s mansion.The post The Droog X Volcon Grunt Is a Street-Legal Post-Apocalyptic Electric Monster first appeared on Yanko Design. #droog #volcon #grunt #streetlegal #postapocalyptic